asa fa) Acapactor& connected in series with a light-emiting ‘erie, 9 suten anda Vel, When the auton = cise the LED igats erety. Blan (0 wy the LED lights up inital (i wy me LED stops emitting ight b} 4.5000 nF capacitor in senes mith a vanabie resistor, ‘ammeter and a 30 V beter s charged at a constant current of 015 ma, Calewate the charge stored by the capacitor wnen tis fly chavees. (i) the time taken to charge faly wth a conetant charging ccurent of 015 mA, 353 2) A paral plate capactor conssts of two rectangular retal plates of dimensions 0.50 mx 0.25 m, separated by an Insulator of thickness 5 mm and of relative permitivty 155 Clete the capacitance of the capacitor ) Calculate the charge and energy stored inte paral pate capacitor in la) when a vetage of $0 Vis applied across its plates 354 2) InFig, 525,247 uF capactoris charged to apd. of 9.0V then discherged through a 10MM resistor, Caleuiate (the intial eharge and eneray stored in the capacitor. Git tre te constant of the dscrarge circuit. Ai) the charge and energy stored in te capacitor 100 alter the disenarge started. by InFig. 15.25, the eazactoris alowed to dlscharge fullyand the 1080 resistor i replaced by @ 22HF capacitor. The S/F eapactar s tien charged to a pd. of 9.0 then isolated from the battery and reconnected to the 2.2uF capacitor. Catcuate (@ the final pd 2er0ss each capacitor, A the energy stored in each capacitor at this pa, Ui) the loss oF stored enerey as a result of connecting the capacitors togetier. oma Fig. 1525 152, 2) Calcuate me combined capactance of a5 WF capactor and a6 pk capacitor {in paraie withthe other {ih in sens with each eter b) Calcuate (0) the total eapactance. {i the total cnarge stored, {id tne charge and eneray Stored in eae eapsciter for the cveut in Fig, 1524, i oF sav Fig. 15.26 355. A securly slam cicul is powered by 8 6.0 V voltage “supply which has a 50-000 nF capactor connected across ts ‘Output terminals. The alarm ual draws a curent of O5 mA from the veltage supply when the alarm is not activated. 2) Caleuate the input resstance ofthe alawa civcut when tis not activated. 50 000 nF Fig. 15.26 y Ifthe wotage supp intersted, the capacitor cont ayes to supply current to the alarm creut, which ean operate in its non-actvated state provided the voltage supaly does not fall aetow 5.0 ¥ Calculate the tre constant of the circuit Git Calculate the votage across the capacitor 100 s after the 6.0 V voltage supaly has been discomnected, Gi) Catculate how tong te alarm cicut in ts ron-activated state can operate ater the wetage supoly hes been disconnected